Detroit's fire chief said it was "inappropriate" for the crew to pose for a snap as a building burned.

A newly published personal letter reveals the poet was glad he never married teacher Emily Hale.

People in Sunndalsora have been experiencing temperatures more than 25C hotter than usual.

Brian Kolb wrote an article warning people not to drive drunk just one week before his own arrest.

Ross LaJeunesse says he was "sidelined" after criticising the firm's efforts to expand in China.

Residents in rural Colorado and Nebraska report seeing scores of blinking, noisy drones over their homes.

The ban applies to mint and fruit flavours offered in cartridge-based form.

Australian prime minister Scott Morrison cut short a visit to Cobargo where two people died earlier this week.

Two ships have removed around 1,000 people in total from the tourist town of Mallacoota, Victoria.

At least 18 people are killed as a military plane crashes after take-off in West Darfur.

Catalonia's biggest party agrees to support a Socialist-led administration in return for talks.

Wayne Rooney captains Derby to victory and sets up their first goal in their win against Championship strugglers Barnsley.

Mitch Brogan wrote predictions with his grandfather in 1991 for what life would be like in 2020.

Leaders Liverpool beat Sheffield United to become only the third team in Premier League history to go unbeaten for a full calendar year.

Liverpool's win over Sheffield United means they are a year unbeaten in the Premier League. How did they do it and what is the record?

Zambia is wrestling with a devastating drought caused, according to experts, by a dramatic shift in weather patterns.

The walls of a prestigious US university now have portraits of dinner ladies alongside historical figures.

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How the Japanese firm Astroscale is set to start cleaning up the Earth's orbiting space debris.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

This new lifestyle trend which involves no food, no internet, no phone and minimal talking is becoming strangely popular.